What should I do if I experience rectal bleeding after childbirth?

The following points should be noted when managing postpartum rectal bleeding: 1. Identify the cause: Postpartum rectal bleeding may result from improper diet, reduced physical activity, hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or other factors. It is recommended to visit a hospital for examination to determine the exact cause. 2. Hemostatic treatment: Once bleeding is confirmed, hemostatic medications such as aminomethylbenzoic acid or vitamin K1 can be promptly administered. In cases of severe bleeding, intravenous administration of 6-aminocaproic acid or thrombin-like enzymes may be considered. 3. Treat the underlying condition: If constipation is the cause, stool softeners and laxatives such as lactulose or phenolphthalein tablets can be taken, along with rectal application of glycerin enema (e.g., Kaisailu) to soften stools. If hemorrhoids are present, treatments such as hemorrhoidal suppositories or Musk Hemorrhoid Ointment may be used. 4. Daily care: Maintain anal hygiene, adjust dietary habits by consuming more fiber-rich foods, and develop regular, healthy bowel habits.